BC Class 5 / 7L knowledge test
50 questions, 40 to pass, $15. This is the only written exam on the Class 5 path; ICBC now offers it online.
Driver's License Practice with AI Explanations
BC | Ontario G1 | Alberta Class 7 | California DMV | New York Class D
Free theory practice for Canada and US licence exams. After you answer, AI explains the rule, why the correct choice works, and why the others do not — so you learn, not only memorize.
Practice Test Statistics
Total Questions: 139300 | Correct: 108029 | Accuracy: 77.55%
What you get here
Practice for BC, Ontario G1, Alberta Class 7, California DMV and New York Class D. Every question has an AI explanation plus a difficulty rating, so you can fix weak topics instead of guessing.
How each knowledge test is scored
These five exams do not share a pass mark. Pick the one you are actually sitting, then open the matching guide.
Ontario G1 knowledge test
40 questions in two scored halves — 20 signs and 20 rules — each needing 16/20. Walk in at DriveTest.
Alberta Class 7 knowledge test
30 questions at a registry, about 25 correct (83%). Chinese is available at many locations.
California DMV Class C test
36 questions for adults (30 to pass) or 46 under 18 (38 to pass). One $46 fee covers three tries.
New York Class D permit test
20 questions, 14 to pass, and at least 2 of 4 road-sign items. The official manual has chapter quizzes.
Platform Features
AI explanation on every question
After each question, AI writes a short rule summary, why the correct option is right, and why the wrong options fail — for BC, Ontario, Alberta, California and New York.
Multilingual Support
Practice in English, Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese. AI explanations follow the same language as the question.
Real Exam Questions
Questions follow the format of BC, Ontario G1, Alberta Class 7, California DMV and New York permit tests, based on official driver's guides.
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What students say about these practice tests.
The topic pages help me see what I have covered and what I still need to practise before the exam.
BC Class 5 student
ICBC · Knowledge test
Before the knowledge test, I can focus on my weak topics instead of working through random questions.
Alberta Class 7 student
Class 7 · Learner
I can learn a topic, practise questions on it and then open the same signs or rules again.
Ontario G1 student
MTO · G1
When I get a question wrong, I can go back to the exact topic instead of guessing what to revise.
CA DMV student
California · Class C
The explanation helps me understand why an answer is correct, not just what the final letter is.
NY Class D student
DMV · Learner permit
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This is free practice written from the official BC, Ontario, Alberta, California and New York driver guides. Book the real ICBC knowledge test, Ontario G1, Alberta Class 7, California DMV or NY permit exam on the government site; use this bank to learn the rules first.
Read the MTO driver’s handbook, then practise G1 questions by topic — signs, right-of-way, demerit points and alcohol rules. Open the explanation on every miss so you learn the rule, not the letter. A full Ontario G1 walkthrough is in the articles section.
Yes. BC Class 5 questions and explanations are available in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. The ICBC knowledge test itself may be offered in more languages; confirm the current list on ICBC before you book.
British Columbia Class 5, Ontario G1, Alberta Class 7, California DMV Class C and New York Class D / learner permit. Each licence has its own question set, topic pages and a short guide. Do not mix provinces — a G1 rule is not a Class 5 rule.
Yes. You can open any licence page, practise by topic and read the written explanation without creating an account. Official road-test booking and fees stay on ICBC, DriveTest, Alberta registries or your state DMV.
Yes. Practice questions teach the pattern of the written test; the handbook is the source for fees, wait times and rules that change. Each licence guide on this site links to the current official page. If a number disagrees, follow the government site.
The answer letter alone does not tell you the rule. Each explanation states the local handbook idea, why the correct option fits, and why the others fail — so a BC, G1, Class 7, DMV or NY question stays tied to that jurisdiction.
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